How Emerging Funding Strategies Can Help Tribal Nations Support Child and Youth Programs

How Emerging Funding Strategies Can Help Tribal     Nations Support Child and Youth Programs

Wednesday, November 2, 2022

4 p.m. - 5 p.m. EDT/ 1 p.m. - 2 p.m. PDT

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Please join Children’s Funding Project and the National Indian     Child Care Association for the third, and final, webinar in a series about     strategic public financing for tribal nations. The third webinar, “How Emerging Funding Strategies Can Help Tribal Nations Support Child and Youth Programs,” will provide

• ideas for creative funding sources to support programs and services for children and youth and
• examples of creative funding strategies in action.

This webinar will demonstrate ways to expand opportunities for     children through new and innovative sources of public funding. In our first     two webinars we discussed how tribes can identify and align their existing     funding. This webinar will explore current successful practices that can     generate new funding for children and youth.

Knowing that most programs and services for kids are     underfunded, communities across the country are looking for strategic—and     creative—new sources of funding. Federal grants come and go, and their     heavy reporting requirements and restrictions can inhibit access to funding     and implementation of new programs. By exploring innovative funding     sources, tribes can be at the forefront of improving the quality and     availability of services for children, leading to better outcomes for     Native kids.

Speakers

• Sarai Cook, Senior Fellow, Children’s Funding Project
• Jennifer Rackliff, Executive Director, National Indian Child Care Association
• Olivia Allen, Strategy Director, Children’s Funding Project
• Courtney Moore, Policy Associate, Children’s Funding Project
• Douglas E. Goe, Partner, Orrick & Townsend Hyatt, Partner, Orrick
• Alvin  Warren, MPA, Vice President of Career Pathways and Advocacy, LANL Foundation

Photo courtesy of Mvskoke Media.

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